From AI endpoints to IAM: 5 cybersecurity CEOs we’ve been watching this summer
THE SO WHAT
Security founders are converging on the same problem statement—AI-driven endpoints and adaptive identity are now the primary attack and control surfaces. If your 2026 security roadmap still treats AI use and IAM as sidecars instead of the core fabric, you’re budgeting to be outpaced by the threat model.
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